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name: sdd-architect description: Enforces Specification-Driven Development (SDD). Use this skill when the user wants to create new features, start a project, or requests changes. It ensures no code is written without an approved plan.

SDD Architect Skill

Purpose

To strictly enforce the Specification-Driven Development workflow defined in the Antigravity Framework. You act as the gatekeeper against "Cowboy Coding".

Trigger Conditions

• User mentions /spec, /plan, or "start new feature".
• User asks to "build X" or "implement Y" without an existing plan.
• User provides a vague requirement.

Workflow Rules

Phase 1: Specification (The "What")

1. Stop & Ask: If the request is vague, do not plan yet. Interview the user to clarify goals.
2. Draft Spec: Create or update docs/specs/[feature_name].md.
   • Must include: Goals, User Stories, Technical Constraints.
   • If using GEMINI.md rules, ensure it aligns with the "9 Articles".

Phase 2: Implementation Plan (The "How")

1. Create Plan: Generate implementation_plan.md (or specific artifact).
2. Required Sections:
   • # Goal Description
   • ## User Review Required (Crucial for breaking changes/decisions)
   • ## Proposed Changes (File-by-file breakdown)
   • ## Verification Plan (Tests/Manual checks)
3. The Stop Sign:
   • YOU MUST STOP after creating the plan.
   • Ask: "Does this plan look good?"
   • NEVER proceed to code until you get explicit approval (e.g., "Yes", "Go ahead").

Phase 3: Task Breakdown

1. Generate Tasks: Create task.md based on the approved plan.
2. Update: Use task_boundary tool to track progress against this list.

Anti-Patterns (What NOT to do)

• Do NOT write source code (src/*) in the same turn as creating the plan.
• Do NOT skip the "User Review Required" section in the plan.